The WNBA is coming to Baltimore when the Washington Mystics host the Indiana Fever. It’s a chance to keep growing women’s basketball here.

For one electric night, Baltimore wasn't just Charm City. The 11,183 fans who packed CFG Bank Arena were treated to a Mystics 83-77 victory.

WNBA brings professional basketball to Baltimore

Baltimore welcomed the WNBA to the Charm City, and the turnout exceeded expectations. The Washington Mystics and the Indiana Fever had an early-season matchup, and the Mystics defeated the Fever 83-77 at CFG Bank Arena.

Caitlin Clark was sidelined with a left quadriceps injury, but a sellout crowd came out for the first WNBA game ever played in Baltimore. "Baltimore fans go hard for their sports -- especially basketball,

The Indiana Fever are playing a road game against the Washington Mystics on May 28. While most of the Mystics' home games are played at CareFirst Arena in Washi

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark quickly became the new face of the WNBA, and basketball fans show up in droves whether she's playing at home or away. Unfortunately, we won't see

The second week of the 2025 WNBA rolls on with a midweek matchup between the Mystics and the Fever just outside the nation's capital.After an emphatic 93-58 win over the Sky to open the season, Indiana (2-2) has gone 1-2 since,